Monitor does not turn on after Hibernation
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I have Asus laptop and I have Debian 9 with Cinammon desktop, dual boot with windows 10 and Nvidia graphic card.
I have really strange problem :
when I hibernate my Laptop by clicking menu->quit->Hibernate , it is OK , it turned off and after I push power button it turned on and my session come back and there is no problem.
But when i close the LID,the laptop turned off, and after turning it on , the monitor is NOT on !
that is not black screen , the monitor is OFF.
Once while monitor was OFF I entered my user name and password and pressed Enter and pressed ctrl+alt+T and typed : sudo reboot and then typed my password and after hitting Enter button my laptop rebooted :D
So all of my hardware is OK and OS runs successfully,
the real problem is being monitor off after hibernating by closing Lid
I have tried these links and many other links I have found in google but they did not work... :
step-by-step-how-to-get-hibernate-working-for-linux-ubuntu-11-04-mint-11
debian-8-jessie-laptop-stops-working-after-closing-the-laptop-lid
I need help to solve this problem,
Thank you very much.
debian dual-boot nvidia hibernate asus
asked Jul 18 at 12:28
Parsa
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I have Asus laptop and I have Debian 9 with Cinammon desktop, dual boot with windows 10 and Nvidia graphic card.
I have really strange problem :
when I hibernate my Laptop by clicking menu->quit->Hibernate , it is OK , it turned off and after I push power button it turned on and my session come back and there is no problem.
But when i close the LID,the laptop turned off, and after turning it on , the monitor is NOT on !
that is not black screen , the monitor is OFF.
Once while monitor was OFF I entered my user name and password and pressed Enter and pressed ctrl+alt+T and typed : sudo reboot and then typed my password and after hitting Enter button my laptop rebooted :D
So all of my hardware is OK and OS runs successfully,
the real problem is being monitor off after hibernating by closing Lid
I have tried these links and many other links I have found in google but they did not work... :
step-by-step-how-to-get-hibernate-working-for-linux-ubuntu-11-04-mint-11
debian-8-jessie-laptop-stops-working-after-closing-the-laptop-lid
I need help to solve this problem,
Thank you very much.
debian dual-boot nvidia hibernate asus
asked Jul 18 at 12:28
Parsa
1063
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See Suspend on lid close : debian docs.
– GAD3R
Jul 18 at 14:27
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@GAD3R Thanks a bunch , but this solution create a service which after closing lid, first , make system suspended and after 5 minutes it turn the system on and hibernate it. isn't a solution that hibernate immidiately ? and not suspend first ? Thank you.
– Parsa
Jul 18 at 16:29
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I have Asus laptop and I have Debian 9 with Cinammon desktop, dual boot with windows 10 and Nvidia graphic card.
I have really strange problem :
when I hibernate my Laptop by clicking menu->quit->Hibernate , it is OK , it turned off and after I push power button it turned on and my session come back and there is no problem.
But when i close the LID,the laptop turned off, and after turning it on , the monitor is NOT on !
that is not black screen , the monitor is OFF.
Once while monitor was OFF I entered my user name and password and pressed Enter and pressed ctrl+alt+T and typed : sudo reboot and then typed my password and after hitting Enter button my laptop rebooted :D
So all of my hardware is OK and OS runs successfully,
the real problem is being monitor off after hibernating by closing Lid
I have tried these links and many other links I have found in google but they did not work... :
step-by-step-how-to-get-hibernate-working-for-linux-ubuntu-11-04-mint-11
debian-8-jessie-laptop-stops-working-after-closing-the-laptop-lid
I need help to solve this problem,
Thank you very much.
debian dual-boot nvidia hibernate asus
asked Jul 18 at 12:28
Parsa
1063
I have Asus laptop and I have Debian 9 with Cinammon desktop, dual boot with windows 10 and Nvidia graphic card.
I have really strange problem :
when I hibernate my Laptop by clicking menu->quit->Hibernate , it is OK , it turned off and after I push power button it turned on and my session come back and there is no problem.
But when i close the LID,the laptop turned off, and after turning it on , the monitor is NOT on !
that is not black screen , the monitor is OFF.
Once while monitor was OFF I entered my user name and password and pressed Enter and pressed ctrl+alt+T and typed : sudo reboot and then typed my password and after hitting Enter button my laptop rebooted :D
So all of my hardware is OK and OS runs successfully,
the real problem is being monitor off after hibernating by closing Lid
I have tried these links and many other links I have found in google but they did not work... :
step-by-step-how-to-get-hibernate-working-for-linux-ubuntu-11-04-mint-11
debian-8-jessie-laptop-stops-working-after-closing-the-laptop-lid
I need help to solve this problem,
Thank you very much.
debian dual-boot nvidia hibernate asus
asked Jul 18 at 12:28
Parsa
1063
asked Jul 18 at 12:28
Parsa
1063
asked Jul 18 at 12:28
Parsa
1063
asked Jul 18 at 12:28
Parsa
1063
1063
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See Suspend on lid close : debian docs.
– GAD3R
Jul 18 at 14:27
1
@GAD3R Thanks a bunch , but this solution create a service which after closing lid, first , make system suspended and after 5 minutes it turn the system on and hibernate it. isn't a solution that hibernate immidiately ? and not suspend first ? Thank you.
– Parsa
Jul 18 at 16:29
add a comment |Â
1
See Suspend on lid close : debian docs.
– GAD3R
Jul 18 at 14:27
1
@GAD3R Thanks a bunch , but this solution create a service which after closing lid, first , make system suspended and after 5 minutes it turn the system on and hibernate it. isn't a solution that hibernate immidiately ? and not suspend first ? Thank you.
– Parsa
Jul 18 at 16:29
1
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See Suspend on lid close : debian docs.
– GAD3R
Jul 18 at 14:27
See Suspend on lid close : debian docs.
– GAD3R
Jul 18 at 14:27
1
1
@GAD3R Thanks a bunch , but this solution create a service which after closing lid, first , make system suspended and after 5 minutes it turn the system on and hibernate it. isn't a solution that hibernate immidiately ? and not suspend first ? Thank you.
– Parsa
Jul 18 at 16:29
@GAD3R Thanks a bunch , but this solution create a service which after closing lid, first , make system suspended and after 5 minutes it turn the system on and hibernate it. isn't a solution that hibernate immidiately ? and not suspend first ? Thank you.
– Parsa
Jul 18 at 16:29
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See Suspend on lid close : debian docs.
– GAD3R
Jul 18 at 14:27
1
@GAD3R Thanks a bunch , but this solution create a service which after closing lid, first , make system suspended and after 5 minutes it turn the system on and hibernate it. isn't a solution that hibernate immidiately ? and not suspend first ? Thank you.
– Parsa
Jul 18 at 16:29